Reunion of 6 bottles of Burgundy: - 1 bottle of NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES Clos de la Maréchale 1976 from Domaine FAIVELEY in good condition, capsule slightly torn. Level: 5.5 cm below capsule. - 1 bottle MOREY-SAINT-DENIS 1er Cru Clos des Ormes 1979 by Domaine FAIVELEY in good condition, corroded capsule. Level: 4.5 cm below capsule. - 1 bottle of 19?? CHAMBOLLE-MUSIGNY by Louis JADOT in good condition, vintage label torn. Level: 4.7 cm below the capsule. - 1 bottle of 1969 GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN by Albert PONNELLE, label damaged, cork pushed in. Level 5.5 cm under the capsule. - 1 bottle of 1985 CHAMBERTIN by Domaine Henri REBOURSEAU, damaged labels, corroded cap. Empty level. - 1 bottle CHASSAGNE-MONTRACHET Morgeot 1er Cru by Charles BONNEFOY, good condition, vintage label illegible, 1985 written on label. Level: 0.6 cm below capsule.

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